Discover Busan's most iconic sights in one day with a Japanese-speaking guide. From a temple on the seaside rocks to colourful hillside villages, this tour covers Busan's must-see spots without the hassle of figuring out subways, buses, or taxis. Choose the great-value sightseeing option, or add a ride on the popular Sky Capsule.

Meet your guide at Busan Station, Seomyeon, or Haeundae, and set off for the east coast.

Haedong Yonggungsa Temple
Begin at Haedong Yonggungsa, one of Korea's rare seaside temples, built on rocks overlooking the ocean. Walk down the stone steps, listen to the waves, and make a wish: it's said that at least one heartfelt wish will come true here.

Cheongsapo Skywalk
Next, head to Cheongsapo, a small fishing port in Haeundae. Walk out over the sea on the Skywalk, which has a see-through glass floor at its tip.

Lunch break (at your own expense)
Your guide will recommend seafood restaurant near the coast and can help you order, so there's no need to worry about Korean-only menus. If you have dietary restrictions or simply prefer something else, you're free to eat wherever you like.

Haeundae Blueline Park and Sky Capsule
After lunch, see the red and white Cheongsapo Twin Lighthouses. With the Sky Capsule option, ride a colourful capsule along the elevated coastal rail from Cheongsapo to Mipo, enjoying sea views all the way. With the sightseeing option, you'll travel by vehicle to Mipo Station, at the eastern end of Haeundae Beach, and wait there for the group. Sky Capsule and Beach Train tickets can also be bought on-site at your own expense, but they may sell out in advance.

Huinnyeoul Culture Village
Cross to Yeongdo Island to visit Huinnyeoul Culture Village, a cliffside village often called the “Santorini of Korea.” Stroll its narrow lanes with ocean views and see where the film “The Attorney” was shot.

Gamcheon Culture Village
Continue to Gamcheon Culture Village, nicknamed the “Machu Picchu of Busan.” Once a settlement built by refugees during the Korean War, it's now filled with pastel houses, murals, and art installations. Don't miss a photo with the Little Prince and Fox statue overlooking the village.

Drop-off
On the way back, you can get off at Nampo Station, close to BIFF Square, Jagalchi Market, and the shopping streets of Nampo-dong. It's perfect for street food such as seed-filled hotteok or a seafood dinner. Otherwise, you'll be dropped off at your pick up location.

Please note: this tour is guided in Japanese, and you may share the vehicle with travellers of other nationalities.